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Fish Chowder ?

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  1. Not looking for cioppino; I'm tomatoed out. Looking for a New England sort
    of fish chowder. The fish will be the 1/2 lb. of already grilled shark
    steak I have in my freezer; nice firm fish so it should hold up well.

    This is not for tonight so no rush in replies. I've done some searching and
    found this which looks fairly promising. I think I'd throw some dill weed
    in it. Whatcha think?

    Fish Chowder

    1/2 lb. salt pork, chopped and browned (save drippings)
    3 onions, diced
    4 large potatoes, cut in 1/2 inch cubes
    4 lb. haddock, cut in small pieces
    6 c. boiling water
    1 c. milk
    1 c. cream
    1/2 tsp. pepper
    1 tsp. parsley
    1 tsp. salt
    1/2 lb. butter

    Remove salt pork and brown onions in drippings. Add the chopped salt pork,
    onions, and drippings to a deep kettle; add potatoes, boiling water, and
    cook for 5 minutes. Add fish [NOTE: my fish is already cooked so I'd add it
    at the last] and simmer until potatoes are soft. Add milk, cream, salt,
    pepper, [dill weed?] and parsley. Melt butter and add slowly until chowder
    starts to thicken. Cook about 5 minutes longer and serve. Serves 8 as a main
    dish.

    Jill
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    I used to have a handle on life...but it broke off.

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